Say you have a business, but your business doesn't have a home base. Or, you just want a real office space of your own where you can work, and have it be all your own. What do you do?

The answer is simple.

You rent office space. It can be anywhere office space is, that has the right space that's just for you. All you have to do is look.

Now, say you already have an office, but you want a better presence without necessarily leaving where you're already based. Like a presence in New York, where you have a New York address and corresponding mailbox.

That answer is simple too.

You just need to look for a virtual office company that also offers real office space to rent for as long as you want. This is where one of the newest companies comes in: Virtual Office Queens. This new, but great company offers those services, and anything else you might require for your business needs, from just a simple Queens-based mailing address to a fully furnished executive office.

After much preparation to ensure that their clients would be pleased, Virtual Office Queens just had its grand opening in August. Kicked off by VOQ staff, family and friends, they open with an optimistic outlook and is already off to a strong start.  Those who have already taken up with them are not disappointed, and the company ensures they have everything they could need and more with the best service. So if you need office space, or even just a desk to rent, or if you need simply a presence in New York City, all you need to do is check out Virtual Office Queens.

The economy has been on a roller coaster for years in its road to recover to its former glory. But, as anyone knows, something this big takes a long time to get better. Don't despair, however, because right now the economy is working on it. Gross domestic product has been on the rise for the past few years. Granted, at varying degrees, but it's been slowly working its way back up. Just this past quarter alone, the GDP has been on the rise at a rate of 1.8 percent. Progress is being made, and that's what matters.

But what does that mean for us? Jobs are on the rise, allowing more money to be made. More people can make their own money, and have that money for themselves and their costs. What's unique about it right now is that more people than ever are actually saving their money. Not by finding great sales on merchandise, but actually by holding onto their money.

Personal income was up 0.5 percent in May, allowing people to have more money on hand. This allows the real disposal personal income to go up, but what's special here is that people are not taking full advantage of it. Instead of spending all the money they have available to spend after taxes and expenses, people are saving their money. Consumer spending and real disposable personal income are unequal, showing that people are being a little more careful with their money. Times may be hard, but people are helping themselves become a bit more prepared to wait out until the economy fully recovers.